The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-10
LO01L POLITICS.

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Clay. TiIden is making strong fight fol
reelection to the Police Board.
The Republican ticket in the First Dis
tiict has been endorsed by the colored
club.
Emil Steger was nominated for Free
holder in the Fourth District last Tuesday
night.
The Republican nominee for Freebooter
IN the Tenth District is ex-Councilman
Krobstsch.
The Hudson County Republican Com
mittee met at No. 435 Grove street last
Friday night.
The Sixth District Labor Party hsld a
meeting at the Globe Hotel, Greenville,
last Friday night
The Sixth District Demoeratic Associa-
ton held special meeting at 227 Ocean
avenue, last Friday evening.
A Republican ratification meeting was
held at Kelp Schuetzen Park, Blocker
street and Germania avenue, last Friday
evening.
Joseph Griffin and John McCaffery have
| been unanimously nominated for Free
holders by the Third District Democratic
| Convention.
William Tierney and Andrew Boyle
were last Wednesday night nominated by
the Republicans for Freeholders from the
Eighth District.
The Young Mems Republican Club, of
Greenvile, met in the Globe Hotel last
Tuesday night and endorsed the regular
Republican nominees.
Ex-Coroper William n Parslow und Ex-
Mayor E. V. S, Besson, of Hoboksn. are
the Republican candidates for Freebooter
in the Ninth District.
The nominations by the Democratic
Freeholder's Convention of the Seventh
District, we're endorsed by the Republican
Convention last Wednesday night
A meeting of the Fifth District Demo
cratic Club was held in Paramount Hall last
Wednesday evening". A letter regretting
his inability to be present was received
from Alderman Gator.
Thomas v Gator and James N. Davisare
the only two in the list of Prohibition can
didates who will beaelected, and they will
be elected only by virtue of nominations
at the hands OF political parties.
The John f. Kelly Democratic Associa-
ton of the Second Aldermanic, Seventh
Assembly District, held their regular
meeting last Thursday evening, and en-
dorsed the whole Democratic ticket for the
coming election.
Or. W. Allen of the Fourth District is
the only nominee for election as Director
of the Board of Education. The Fourth
District Republican ASSOCIATION nominated
him last pight Wednesday night in COM
pliance with the City Clerks election no.
tice.
The United Labor party of the Fourth
District held mass meeting in Kessler's
Winter Garden last Tuesday evening.
Speeches were made by Charles R. Waters,
Mr.. James Gehan, of New York. and sew
eral Others. DR.. McGlynn's course was
endorsed.
Alderman Robert Davis was renominated
on the first ballot by the First District
Aldermanic Convention last Wedn esda
night. James Kelly captured the nomina,
ton for Com missioner of Public Works.
and George LaHgan and John P. McCor-
mick will run the gauntlet fer Jnsaice of
the Peace
The Sixth District Democrats, in CON
vention last Wednesday night, nominated
these candidates: For Commissioner of
Public Works, John Schweier; for Alder
man, Anthony Hauck; for Constable, John
J. Barden; for Justices of the Peace, j. G.
Lowy, w. G. Collins, Henry Steffens and
Harry bliss.
The Fourth District Workingmen's and
Citizens Associations have endorsed the
nominations Of Freeholders, Gus Nue.
man, G. A. P6ngston; Aldermen, Walter
Elliott; Board of Public Works, VIM F.
Kern; Cons able, James Mulvaney. The
vote on Police Commissioner between Otto
w. Meyer and EDWARD ODonnell was
tie, and the delegates decided not to make
nomination for the office.
at the Second District Republican Con-
vention held last Thursday ewing. the fol-
lowing candidates were nominated and en-
dorsed; For Alderman, Dennis Reardon;
Fire Commissioner, John Guiton; Justices
of the Peace, Julius Jarecki, Conrad Raisch,
Hugh Christy and James McHale; Con-
stable, James Fulleyton.
At the Second District Democratic Con-
vention last Thursday evening at Kelly's
saloon, on the corner of HENDERSON and
Grove streets, Alderman Reardon and Fire
Commissioner Burke were re-nominated.
Patrick McGinness was nominated for
constable, Mark Connolly. julius Jarecki
and Lawrence Fabian for Justices of the
Peace.
There was bitter contest at the Horse
shoe primaries last Thursday night on the
selection of a candidate for Freeholder,
five tickets boiling the convention, because
Charles Maxwell couldn't get one of the
nominations, The successful candidates
are Thomas Shaugnessy (renominated) and
Michael Hennessy.
Arrests That Cause Much Comment.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-W. L. Boswell
and W Il. Boswell. IL prominent brokers